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Washing Dish Cloths Kitchen alotbe must of course be washed daily, otherwise they harbor grease and odors and become unhealthy. They should be made of knit croehet-cotton. In a square of snltable site. When you wash them, if you will add a table spoonful of Gold Dust Washing Powder to the hot water It will cut the grease and clean them In half the time; dry them out in the sun shine and air. The above it taken from our free booklet "GOLDEN RULES FOH HOUSEWORK" Sank fro# on requeet to THE N. K. rSIRUNK COMPANY, Chicago, St. Loula, Maw Verb, Boetan, V?? ! I Mill I*? a^^HE&4r < 'r ?i?lJ9HnHHH ? 1M? Bent Out of an Increase of HIh PpunIOD. A Mexican war veteran anil prominent eil it ft1" wolf.; "" eeiiifj the advertisement ol IihiiitierI 11n'** * 'olio, Cholera ami Diarrhoea Remedy, I am reminded that a- a *< Idi r in Mexico in '47 and '4S. I eon'railed Mexican dtarrh- .-a and thi- reined tia- kept me from getting an increase in my pension for on ever* rn mwj! a dose Of it restores me" (r is unequalled aa a quick cure 'or ilian ln?-a and is pleasant and safe to tnUr l or sale by J. F. Mnckey A <'??. Lewis IXMiois. S.i ?ra. Intl., xuv?. "Kodol Dyspepsia r-ure did m - mo-e p<?>ii *u.tn anytying lever (oi>k. a > ivcsis what m>u < at mid Can not hn;> (il cur* nvspeps > ( stomach troubfcs. < awiord Bros. d w-? Size doesn't indicate qiaia.v. lie ware ol countrrf' it ai d worth!-? h? v !T re 1 f.-r DfWi(iV'\\ itch liazi aive. Do u s is Iht tilily orieln.l An 1 nf?1111 ! f > <, I f r pile-and nil skin diseases. Crawford l$i..s d-w ? L T. Travis. Agent Souuern it.ul ta*, Sole na, Qit, write*, "I c.?n n t * -ay loo tn-ich ir f(raise of O- e Minnie < 'tie 1 urt in my east I worked like a charm ' .'.ir en v harnilesr remedy th t pi v. s itnm- <1 . r? s Is. t urea rtrincrhs- t .ilil*. cri?iin hr?v.i ? n.,.i 11 ?Le/?n* anil Iuuk tr. tildes. Crawford I-ros. d-w-a J I. Brvry. Uugatiion, l*a. t>ri-cs. "I am Willing to take inv oath that I ?n- cured ol fni tinioiii:. I'htiri :v bv the use o'O e Minute otifch Cttr* afti'r doctors failed. li al-o cured anv children of wliooptn.' cotnrh " Qu'eltly re Ueves and < ures coie hs, colds, croup, grippe nd throat and lung troubles r.hlldrcn all like It. Mothers endorse it Crawford Bros. d-w-s The modern and tnoit effective cif e 'or con stlpatlon and all liver troubles?the famous little pills known as DeWitt's Lifle Karlv Riser* ' rawfortl Bros. d-w-s "I am Indebted to On*' Minute ftouph Curt for my heal'h mid life It cured me of lunv trouble fo lowtn 'grippe " Thousands owe theli lives to the |iroiiipi uciion of this n? ver failitu' remedy. It cures coughs, colds, croup bronchi tiU pneumonia grippe and throat and lune irmildes Its early use prevents c.<nsutnptinn n Is the onlv harmless remedy that gives Itn mediate r st Its. Crawford Bros. d-w-s DUFFT I ,, # II I /'v, I j JMi Jr? Your Table Sli-'iiM be ;u j.|)li?(] front DC KIT'S Market. Knowing how to handle and rut Jurats is essential to give yon the host satisfaction at meal times. Try a Roast, Or a'Steak, or some good S.'ilisji?r#> or Ovstel's silld be ' " "r> ' ? convinced flint it's something good only tlini you will o<.j from tlx- ntnrkci on the corner of M;iin nnd 1 Minlnp Sts. Our lU'stauriint i- supplied with the host. ('nil nnd get u good meal, cheap. Phone No. 80. Norfolk 0\Hi#,r* on Wednesday's nnd Pud ?v"s? A. I . IHJFFT. _ * ? jr \ " ^MV5?' 4> ?+ , .V; ;s '":J' >. ?r V; rr jB^jyvp ' xS!flv?; ' ' "" tflAKf ATA !H 1 VlU.il IV IIMMJ LIVINGSTON S mSWi. Thin very ?'i- tinot and tn >?< r<>mis'ntr-nuw virli I of the C<>1<> 'i BBAtTTV and ACMK, I- till) l.i li'st ti(l litlorl h> I. vmu'StO .o .tat' Tonj.it** l uni y 1: Is 'l?kl r one ir, n*l mor* soll'l than fit ht * f the above, mnkinu ii astlv lhi-in hi nand-m no hurt in c nine ti ii. The f..rm Is per ?'cr uniform, larv'f an*J attractive Flc>li v? r tlrm It i- > robust jrr* nr. with abort jninm, soiiIn it-* tiUlt c usii rs Conor tolotnor than tn< SI varloth's ?t?rt is tio rof *ro houvy or por it Is cspuu lly adapted for shin in*. an is rotnnrkuol lino l*? f remit in lours ?nd ut. Or >r it <u c Per pkt., 20ci 3 pkts., 50ci 7 pkts., $1.00. [ Elegantly lilust. ansi sved Ann'a Kp e wl*h all or<l"-s The LIVINGSTON SEED CO., Columbus, Olilo, Ring up * t Phone^9 ? ' /H-, ' OR CALL AT THE NEW MARK El ANO BE SUPPLIED W>TH GOOD FRE8H AND WHOLe.SOME MEATO I An ?h pay tie- h'*hei?t imirxt t prices (01 Ktiod itock a'p.i iM ly U;?* host ?re buv :?0< 1 deliver to our cUHtomers ! SausHjjeN ol all UIn- s in s?*n?on. \. U. SMITH & ro. MONEY TO LOAN! I HAVE made arrangement- wilt Brokers In New York <ify throutd J whom I hiii able In place loans secured by a llrst mortgage on mpr veil farim 1 for five years time, pa\able in instnl[ rneiits, at the low rate of 7 per cent i intercut per annum. The brokeragt and the charge for abstract and in, apection are small and at the expense r of the borrower. R. t. WYLIE, Atty-at-Law. , Sept. '11, isny. ,6m. Auditor's Notice. Kakcahtki: H , S. O., ) December 5, 1891). j NOTICE is hereby given that thif ottlce will be open from the 1st day of JANl'AKY to the :20th day ol FKBRUAKY, 11100, for the purpose ol receiving the returns of the taxpayers of I,ancaster county. All persons having property in theii possession or cintrol, us managers, holders, or as husband, parent, guardian, Iruslee, executor, administrator receiver, accounting olllcer, agent, attorney, or factor, on the Kl KsT day ol .t ANI'AHY, 1000, are required to list tlie same for taxation within the time required hy law, or incur the penalty of FIFTY per cent., which attaches in case of failure to do so. The poll tax of ON K. DOLLAR is laid upon all MARK persons between , the ages of *21 and !(! years,except perI sons who are maimed and unable to | earn a support; also. Confederate sol] fliers above the age of 50 years. The auditor or an assistant will at: tend t he following places in the county on the flays named below for the convenience of t he public : Osceola?Tuesday, January 0, 1*2 m Pleasant Valley--Wednesday, .Innj nary 10. I Helair?Thursday, January 11. Van Wyek? Friday, January 12 Dix e, a. m., Dwight. p. n?.>?MonI day, January 15. : Tradesville?Tuesday, January 10. Taxfthaw?Wednesday, January 17. ( Flat Creek Church?Thursday, January IS. Dr. c. O. Welsh's?Friday, Jan. 10. Primus?Sat urday, January 20. Ilaile Ofdd Mi tie?Monday. Jan. 22. Kershaw?Tuesday and Wednesday. January 251 and 24. Heath Spring?Thursday. Jan. 25. Phnsant Hill?Friday, January 2(>, I t it '2 n'rlor!. p hi. I y.v ('reck ? Momlny, ilmiiiary ill*. I nder nil art of the legislature, all person* having a gross income of $2,500, or morr, are required to make a return of tIn* same to the auditor at f hi* time of making 1 heir oflirr ret urns. If will In* to the interest of every taxpayer to make his return promptly if all personal property; also of all transfers or improvements on real rafale, ami -ave the penalty of 50 per rent., which attaches after the '20fh of Kehru ry. Kespenf fully, .1 NO. A. COOK, County Auditor. ? fhftv. 0 -**?.' -Wk' HE* Banking & ...COMP j m * ** ? ******>* ***?*?< oooooooooo OPENINC SEVEN NEV , Which took place at Lanca: uary ist, 1900, is an intcre . Our friends have deluged u eyes are turned upon us. S not so much because our ne / er than "old stocks," but 1 are sure to find it out. WE GRE i With special New Year bai f lion's share of your patron experience and cash purcl to the recent advance. 0 - extensive scale?stocks lai ' New lines to be daily ad< ' done to make this the IDEi 1 Our crowded stores will te | not been in vain, nor our rnld <:nan litic rnmp or?A uri GREAT CLOT Picked up in Philadelphia cents on the dollar. Six , hundred pairs Pants at less of that! Men, if you expt r few years, buy some of the: for years to come. Bonai closed out his samples of cents on the dollar?1,200 1 purchases of Embroideries a handkerchiefs and miles up cries at less than one-half tion. You will positively v We intend to do a verv 1: J. cheaper than our competito BIG AD" We bought for spot cash fr (we keep in close touch wit pairs of Shoes at a big dis ; the shoe store of this to\ H. C. Goodman and all th WE ARE IN | Pulling strong stokes for [arc going to succeed. \ jiAVWVift VttUAtUg Ml i <><><><> o o o o o <? m mmmm m m.mmwt mm mm 1, / * ! v #$&&, I * iTH Mercantile ANT... O O <> O O O O O o UP OUR V STORES anH l^prchnw nn Inn. ? J"" sting event to the people, is with good wishes. All Storekeepers are worried? :w goods are really cheapbecause the "dear people" :et yoU 'gains. Our claims to the age are justified by our lases in the markets prior ?ur preparations are on an rge and assortment great, ied, and everything being kL TRADING PLACE, stify that our efforts have time thrown away. The ith it our great HlNfi SNAP aaaa 1 VI W/A14AA j at a sheriff's sale at 47 hundred Suits and four than one-half price. Think set to stay on earth for a se suits for you and yours r, the New York hat man,, men's hats to us at 50 liats in all. Our gigantic ind Handkerchiefs?5,000 on miles of new embroidprice?await your inspec/onder at their cheapness, irge business by selling rs. Before the VANCE om a needy manufacturer li them) i 26 cases?7,560 count. This is sure to be vn. The W. L. Douglas, e good shoes found here. THE RACE, public patronage, and we 'ours, for Business, i Mercantile Co. ^ mmmmmmxmmm: <> o O O O O o O () % L:'l ) \tv ^ v ww m ^ r3K*^ ~ .tfS, >"'!# ' ' * / X,,,- ' * . ' vj I ? i * * hi. OODTH CAR0L1KA & GEORGIA 7 Y EXTENSION R. R. COMPANY. Schedule No. 4 In Effect 18.01 ? m.. Sunday, Deo. 24v I8W. BetwwDCamden,S.C.,und Biacksbarg.S.C. WTFT 38 Eon. ?. Kirn Close * BASl'EBtf TIMR. . ytrM , faw y?a*t;iiK<ir . ... - Pie^cn^r .. Dolly Daily '/ Except STATIONS. Except r Sutnloy. ^ iiundoy. F. M l K. M. 18 60! C annl. iP 18 2k 1 If. DeKi.lh 12 (X I 371 Wesntlla,'- ti 5* I 40 Ker-I.inv - *f V 11 35 B |l> IH'U'II Spring T 11 80 2 15 Pll'.tetttlt .llip ' 11 1R 2 .15 Laiicai. tor 10 55 2 50 Kivrr.iilu 10 40 8 00 Sprini.'UoU 10 30 3 10 Catawba Junction 10 20 3 .01 Leslie 10 10 3 40, Rook Hill * 10 00 3 >."> 1 .Newport I 0 85 4 02 Tirauli ' 0 3o 4 20 YorkviUe x ! 0 15 4 3a Sh i'ou I U 00 4 fto Hickory Grove , 8 45 5 OK Smvrtia ! X 35 5 20 MlnckHborg 8 15 I?. M A. M. Between Bla*sbnrg.S.C.,and Marlon,N.C. Weal. II. 7YE-i#I 12. - c . la-A eastern timb.x ^ lH. Mix' <i Mix. .1 i ?i?uy ,.PH"y, Except STATIONS. hxioi.t S n nil ay. l_SuuUav. A M. ~ ~ p"?T 8 HI Ulack&b'irg 4 40 8 30 Earls 0 20 8 40 Patterson springs " 0 15 9 20 Shelby 0 00 I 1 00 La t time re , 4 65 10 10 Moorosboro 4 40 10 25 Henrietta , 4 90 I 1050 Korea 1 City > f ?.M 111 Rutherford tdn 3 M U35 Millwood 806 II 4 Golden Valley 2 60 12 05 Thermal City 2 45 12 25 Glenwood 2 96 12 60 Marlon 2 M WEST~ OAFFNEY DIVISION E Fl'HtClimw 1 * PlfstClaaa 15 13 EASTERN TIME. 14 I 16 ' 6 I >.aij ?><?.? (so.2? = g|=?I STATIONS. ?3| =?5 OS5 eal P. M. A. M A* M P |(" I 00 ? 00 lllackxhurff 7 to 8 06 I 20 0 20 Cherokee Falls 7 30 '40 1 40 ? 40 Onlfnev I 7 ml 2 ?> P. M A M | A. M.I F. M. Trull.s Nus. 32 anil 33 connect at Ulacksburg with trains on the OalTney Division Train Na 32 connects at Camden with tho Charleston Division of tho Southern Railway for ull points south. Train No 33 leaving Camden'at tt.lt) p. m., going west, makes connection at Lancaster, s. v., with the L A O. R. H.. at Catawba June S tion with the S A L., going north: at Rook - M Hill with the Southern Railway,going north. Train No. II connects at Blacksbttrg with the Southern Railway from tne south.* At Marloa, N C . with Southern Railway going weak SAM'L. HUNT. A TRIPP, President. Superintendent . S. U. LUMPKIN. O. P. A. .' MjS ^ LANCASTER & CHESTER RAILWAY.,' - Between Chester and Lancaster Schedule in U0ect Dec. if, 1899. Dulli/ Except Sunday. Southbound. Northbound! No. I& No. 17; . No. 18. No. II P. M A M.l P. M. A. 11 8 1" 10 :W|d Lv ...Chester .. Ar # Otr 757 .... ' 8 47 II 10;* ". ltichburg.... " 6 10 7 21 " ff 8 57 II 3it (I ".. Hasconiville.. " 4 58 7 12 0 13 11 50 . Kort I.uwn..." 4 36 8 67 9 10 12 30 d Ar. Lancaster. f.v 4 10 0 30 I P. M. P. M.! P. M. A. M No. II. leaving Lancaster 8 30 a m,, make* closo connection ut Chester with >outbers , Knilwav No 38 fc r Charlotte and points north: A und Seaboard Air Lino "Atlanta Spcclul" for Atlanta anil points west Also with Carolina .v NertHwestern Uy. No. It (or Lenoir, N. C and intcrnieolnte points, and Southern Kail V3 way No. 83 lor Columbia ami points south. I No 17, leaving Chester 10.31 a. ni . connects I with Souihern fty , No 38 from Colombia and points south: Sealtoard'Alr Cine "Atlanta rtperial" from Northern and Enstorn points anil ' I Southern 11 y. No. 33 front Northern and Kilat'^Vt'. ern point.*, and nl Lancaster with S C. & O. E. for illacksburg. . No. US leaving Lancaster 4 00 p. m., connects at Lancaster with S ('. A (}. K froin Cajndes ami Marion. Southern uy. No. 34 at Chester for Charlotte untl points north. j No. 15. leaving Chester 8 10 p m.. connects ut Chester with souihern Railway No. 84 from Columbia and points south LEKOY SPRINGS, J. M. II K ATM, President. Gen'l. Pas. A Rent. PENSION NOTICE -* , To Township I'en'sior hoards. : fpilK Township Pension Hoards will 1 meet at their usual places Of meeting, on iiStiirday, the 27th day ol Jan. "SB insl., at 111 o'clock, for^he purpose ol' examining the Pension Roils ..i .nrii rrn^miVV lOWflsnip*, Slid for - *B| passing upon any dew applications 1 for Pensions. All new applicants for Pensions ninsf appear in person before f he To <v tie hip Hoards. The Township Boards should drop from the roll any names which in their judgment are ? not entitled to a Pension under the jj| law, and add to the roll only such names as they believe to be entitled to a pension. Those already on the roll need not tile new applications but ??k should report to the Township Roardn. '-r? All old pensioners must be accounted for. If uead, so at te it. If dropped for other cause, state the cause. .J Blank applications will be mailed W to each chairman. The county Hoard -Tf* will meet at the courthouse on Tues- f day the (Ith day of February. Respect fnHy, W. B. BRUCE, Chairman Co. Pension Board.